Audrielle | First Epilepsy, then the Moon!
In 2015, Audrielle’s world was consumed by darkness as she sought answers for her seizures. Her mom moved her from the Philippines to United States to seek proper medical care. […]
Deni | Overcoming Challenges
Sometimes in life, there are people who touch our heart in a truly special way. That is the case with Deni Ackeridge. Deni is one of the most genuine, organized,
The 30-Minute Workout
These days, we’re sitting more, eating more, and moving a lot less, but there is a no-cost, low impact way to maintain and improve your health – and it only
Building a Supportive Community: Connecting with Others Through Epilepsy Alliance Florida
Building a supportive community is essential for those navigating life with epilepsy. It’s not just about sharing experiences; it’s about finding understanding, encouragement, and strength in unity. Connecting with others
Adriana | Dreams Can Come True with Determination and the Support of Friends
Adriana Alvarez had her first seizure at 15, a convulsion with violent muscle contractions and loss of consciousness that was ruled out as a syncope at first. Then at 17,
Massimo | Grateful for a New Chance
Massimo has been living with epilepsy since he was an infant. Shortly after he was diagnosed, his mom, Dignorah Colmenares, realized they couldn’t continue to live in their home country
Anais | Unsurpassed Support
Anais Cepeda first joined Epilepsy Alliance Florida as a client in 2018. Her journey with epilepsy began at age 21, and she experiences seizures almost daily – a struggle that
Positive Thinking to Improve Your Health
These days, it seems that every time we turn on the TV or social media, there’s a natural disaster, school shooting, or political crisis dividing our country along party lines.
Adrian | Understanding a New Diagnosis
Adrian is a toddler who has been living with epilepsy since his first few months of life. Since those early days, Adrian’s mother, Jennifer Molina, has been trying to understand
Christopher | Overcoming Odds
When Christopher was first enrolled with Epilepsy Alliance Florida, his mother was facing an overwhelming lack of knowledge about epilepsy. The shock of her 11-year-old son’s diagnosis left her frightened
